176 Jewish gravestones vandalized at 2 Cincinnati cemeteries Local Jewish groups condemned the damaging of the historic gravesites.
Remembering Rabbi Andrew Sacks, 70, a ‘rabble-rouser’ who fought for religious pluralism in Israel The longtime director of the Rabbinical Assembly in Israel sought to level the playing field for non-Orthodox Jewish expression in the Jewish state.
New regulations hinder donations of gear to Israeli soldiers, charities say The donor pipeline that military officers say is critical to their troops’ safety in the field faces another hurdle.
United States 7 Holocaust museums condemn vandalism against one of their own after police say it wasn’t a hate crime
New York Feeling excluded from this year’s NYC Dyke March, Jewish lesbians host their own Pride party
United States ADL joins with legal powerhouse to seek compensation for U.S. victims of Oct. 7 massacres
Politics More than 10% of US Jews say they were frequently mistreated due to their religion, poll finds
Religion Hadar’s new plan has it minting rabbis, opening synagogues and sending teens to Israel. Is it a denomination now?